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Harvey · May 1949

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Series
Here's How America's Cartoonists Help to Sell U.S. Savings Bonds! (Harvey, 1949 series)
Issue
#[nn]
Publication date
May 1949
Key date
1949-05-00
Indicia publisher
Harvey Comics Group Inc.
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Pages
16

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1letters: typeset
120,000 Years of Comicstext article0.5letters: typeset
2The Magic Inkwelltext article0.5letters: typeset
3-comic story1script: Ham Fisher; pencils: Ham Fisher; inks: Ham Fisher
4-comic story0.25
5-comic story0.25script: Frank King; pencils: Frank King; inks: Frank King
6Mary Worthcomic story0.25
7-comic story0.25script: Joe Montana; pencils: Joe Montana; inks: Joe Montana
8-comic story1script: Vincent Fago; pencils: Vincent Fago; inks: Vincent Fago
9The Toodlescomic story0.25script: Betsy Baer, Stanley F. Baer; pencils: Rod Ruth; inks: Rod Ruth
10-comic story0.25script: Martin Branner; pencils: Martin Branner; inks: Martin Branner
11-comic story0.25script: Gus Edson; pencils: Gus Edson; inks: Gus Edson
12Rhymin' Timecomic story0.25script: Al Posen; pencils: Al Posen; inks: Al Posen
13-comic story1script: Lank Leonard; pencils: Lank Leonard; inks: Lank Leonard
14Rex Morgan, M. D.comic story0.25script: Dal Curtis; pencils: Marvin Bradley; inks: Marvin Bradley
15-comic story0.25script: Allen Saunders; pencils: Bill Woggon; inks: Bill Woggon
16-comic story0.25script: Walter Berndt; pencils: Walter Berndt; inks: Walter Berndt
17Williecomic story0.25script: Leonard Sansone; pencils: Leonard Sansone; inks: Leonard Sansone
18-comic story1script: Alfred Andriola; pencils: Alfred Andriola; inks: Alfred Andriola
19-comic story0.25script: Fred Harman; pencils: Fred Harman; inks: Fred Harman
20Silly Millycomic story0.25script: Stan Mac Govern; pencils: Stan Mac Govern; inks: Stan Mac Govern
21Pennycomic story0.25script: Harry Haenigsen; pencils: Harry Haenigsen; inks: Harry Haenigsen
22-comic story0.25script: Frank Matera; pencils: Frank Matera; inks: Frank Matera
23-comic story1script: Dow Walling; pencils: Dow Walling; inks: Dow Walling
24Buy Bondscomic story0.25script: Ham Fisher; pencils: Ham Fisher; inks: Ham Fisher
25-comic story0.25script: Chic Young; pencils: Chic Young; inks: Chic Young
26Honey and Hankcomic story0.25script: Bernard Segal; pencils: Bernard Segal; inks: Bernard Segal
27Priscilla's Popcomic story0.25script: Al Vermeer; pencils: Al Vermeer; inks: Al Vermeer
28-comic story1script: Milton Caniff; pencils: Milton Caniff; inks: Milton Caniff
29-comic story0.25script: Buford Tune; pencils: Buford Tune; inks: Buford Tune
30Our Billcomic story0.25script: Harry Haenigsen; pencils: Harry Haenigsen; inks: Harry Haenigsen
31-cartoon0.25script: Gene Ahern; pencils: Gene Ahern; inks: Gene Ahern
32"You may recall, Mr. Breger, that back in 1949 I kept telling you to buy savings bonds..."cartoon0.25script: Dave Breger; pencils: Dave Breger; inks: Dave Breger
33Funny Businesscartoon0.25script: Ralph A. Hershberger; pencils: Ralph A. Hershberger; inks: Ralph A. Hershberger
34These Womencartoon0.25script: Gregory D'Alessio; pencils: Gregory D'Alessio; inks: Gregory D'Alessio
35-cartoon0.5script: Jimmy Hatlo; pencils: Jimmy Hatlo; inks: Jimmy Hatlo
36Step By Step...text article1script: Chic Young; pencils: Chic Young; inks: Chic Young

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